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General| Caller ID | Yes |
|---|---|
| Answering System | Digital |
| DECT 6.0 | Yes |
| Call Waiting | Yes |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Volume Control | Yes |
| Ringer Control | Yes |
| Redial | Yes |
| Mute | Yes |
| Flash | Yes |
| Wall Mountable | Yes |
| Type | Cordless |
| Display | LCD |
Provides a visual overview and function of each telephone button for immediate use.
Lists all components included in the telephone package to ensure completeness.
Offers guidance on selecting an optimal location for the telephone base, avoiding hazards.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the telephone line and power adapter to the base.
Details how to set up the telephone for both tabletop and wall-mounted configurations.
Allows customization of phone features like contrast, call history logging, language, and area codes.
Guides on how to initiate, receive, and end calls using the handset or speakerphone.
Explains how to redial the most recently dialed phone number with a single button press.
Instructions on how to control the volume level of incoming call alerts.
Covers adjusting listening volume, using the Flash function for call waiting, and muting the microphone.
Details the storage limits for speed dial and one-touch dialing numbers.
Information on using the provided card to record and store contact information.
Instructions for storing and dialing up to nine numbers using speed dial locations.
Guide to storing and using three dedicated keys for quick dialing of frequent contacts.
Method to split long numbers across multiple one-touch keys for storage.
Explains requirements and functionality of Caller ID and Call Waiting services.
Details how caller information is displayed and stored in the call history log.
Instructions for navigating and viewing past incoming calls and their details.
How to dial a number directly from the displayed call history.
Adjusting number format (area code, country code) for dialing from call history.
Procedures for saving call history entries to memory or removing them.
Details message capacity, memory monitor, voice prompts, and power failure protection.
Explains protection against message loss during power outages.
Instructions on how to turn the answering system functionality on or off.
Allows listening to incoming messages as they record and taking over the call.
Guides on setting the date and time for accurate message logging.
Procedures for recording, playing, and deleting custom outgoing announcements.
Configures the system to play announcements without recording caller messages.
Customizing answering system settings like ring count, message alerts, and remote access codes.
How to listen to new or all messages, adjust volume, and skip/repeat messages.
Instructions for creating and listening to personal voice memos.
Guides on how to record a phone conversation as an answering system message.
Explanation of various symbols and codes shown on the message counter screen.
Instructions for accessing and controlling the answering system remotely via phone.
Explains screen icons, alert tones, and indicator light meanings.
Provides solutions for common telephone and answering system operational issues.
Key safety precautions, operating guidelines, and product warnings.
Details product identifier, REN, network connection compliance, and repair instructions.
Information on compliance with FCC regulations for radio frequency energy and interference.
Covers warranty terms, coverage, duration, exclusions, and service procedures.
Lists operational temperature range and power adapter voltage/current ratings.
A quick reference guide for commands to control the answering system remotely.
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